Falls Lodge & Suites

Falls Lodge and Suites is a decent option with a very convenient location. The rooms are basic but comfortable, with a good king-size bed. It was nice to have amenities like a microwave, refrigerator, and hair dryer in the room, and the heating worked well, which made the stay comfortable. Breakfast was okay - they offered waffles, fruits, yogurt, bread, muffins, coffee, and juice. However, the breakfast area is a bit cramped, and breakfast is only available from 7-9 AM, which feels a little limited. One odd experience was that they didn’t accept a health card as ID, which was surprising since most hotels in Canada do accept it. Aside from that, the stay was pleasant overall, and the location makes it a good choice for a short visit.

I generally liked my stay, but there were a couple of things that could use some improvement. The bathroom amenities were a bit lacking instead of the small individual toiletries, it would be great to have full size bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Even a 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner would be a nice touch. Additionally, the fan in the room wasn't working properly, so maybe that could be fixed, I felt pretty hot when the fan didn't work properly when I was taking shower. Other than those issues, everything else was fine. Free breakfast are good.

Positive: good location to all restaurants and tourist locations Negative: maintenance needed, paint chipping, peeling. Basic Bates Motel experience no frills

We booked the Hot tub suite here in January. It is off season so the place was pretty quiet. The room was extremely large, hasn't been updated in a while though. The hot tub was great except the lights inside it didnt work and the fan above didnt work either. The floor was dirty when we got there. The beds very comfortable. Its definitely not a luxury hotel, but it was an enjoyable stay. I booked it for the hot tub, and I would probably stay again.

Overall, a good and budget-friendly place to stay. The rooms and beds were clean, and the heating worked well. Breakfast was acceptable, with bread, waffles, muffins, fruits, and coffee (no eggs). They charge a refundable security deposit of $100–150 and $10 for overnight parking. The only downside was the parking area and stairs, which were covered in snow and not cleaned properly. The room also lacked a boot tray or door mat, so melting snow from shoes made the floor messy.